The Garden Thread
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paradisePWoffrd
Recovering Project Junkie
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- Newton, NC
link? Does it work with tomatoes too?
Yes sir
I ordered 5’ x 350’ but it comes in many sizes.
Amazon product ASIN B087ZPXZS6
Basically just put some T posts in the ground and string it up.
Videos on YouTube on using it. Just toss it in the winter instead of cleaning up metal fencing.
mommucked
Endeavoring to persevere
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My mobile garden....
Right now they're next to the road cause that is where its sunny about all day and we live 3 doors from the cul de sac.
Right now they're next to the road cause that is where its sunny about all day and we live 3 doors from the cul de sac.
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justjeepin86
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Took some pics of my potatoes, zucchini, squash, cucumbers, and tomatoes today. Everything seems happy.
mommucked
Endeavoring to persevere
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They are growing fast, first matter today.
Going to cool off this weekend. We’ve had good rain last couple of weeks and the heat/sun which has been great for the plants.
I want to find bulk soaker hose to make a better watering system. Our well is great with no capacity issues but I don’t like waste.
I want to find bulk soaker hose to make a better watering system. Our well is great with no capacity issues but I don’t like waste.
jcramsey
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Does this count as a garden? Got one stalk of volunteer corn that fell off the tractor at some point.
jeepin' jen
Slummin' with a sami
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- Salisbury, NC
Help! How do I combat squash bugs destroying my zucchini plants!?
ManglerYJ
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I use an outdoor plant spray with Imidacloprid. Don’t get it on any blooms, just the leaves.
@jeepin' jen
The blue bottle is what I was referring to. For fast knockdown mix the blue as directed and add the red (with bifenthren) as directed per gallon. The Imidacloprid is long lasting and systemic but works slower.
The blue bottle is what I was referring to. For fast knockdown mix the blue as directed and add the red (with bifenthren) as directed per gallon. The Imidacloprid is long lasting and systemic but works slower.
jeepin' jen
Slummin' with a sami
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Thank you! I was using needle nose pliers & throwing them in soapy water so they could return to hell where they belong. That worked ok when it was only a couple of them. Suddenly, they multiplied & took over
ManglerYJ
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I know you have to look underneath the leaves and scrape off the eggs every once in a whileThank you! I was using needle nose pliers & throwing them in soapy water so they could return to hell where they belong. That worked ok when it was only a couple of them. Suddenly, they multiplied & took over
jeepin' jen
Slummin' with a sami
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